ZAGREB, July 10 (Hina) - Final binding financial offers for the purchase of 25 plus one share of the Croatian oil company INA have been submitted by two potential strategic partners -- Austria's OMV and Hungary's MOL -- while the
Russian Rosneft has abandoned plans to buy a part of INA's shares.
ZAGREB, July 10 (Hina) - Final binding financial offers for the
purchase of 25 plus one share of the Croatian oil company INA have
been submitted by two potential strategic partners -- Austria's OMV
and Hungary's MOL -- while the Russian Rosneft has abandoned plans
to buy a part of INA's shares. #L#
MOL has offered 505 million dollars, while the Austrian offer is 420
million dollars.
With the public opening of the offers on Thursday, the biggest
privatisation job in Croatia this year entered its final stage.
The council for the privatisation of INA, chaired by Premier Ivica
Racan, will convene tomorrow to mull over the offers for the
purchase of one fourth of shares in the national oil company and to
prepare a decision which is likely to be put on the agenda of the
government's session set for next Thursday.